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Aperture f/2.2 ISO 25 Shutter 1/1202 Focal Length 83/20

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Jan, 2019

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The photo illuminates portions of the Sierra Crest from the slopes of Mt. Whitney. The image was captured using a Mamiya DTL1000 35 mm camera.
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first light from southeast

North Cascades National Park, WA

Peak on the left is Pine Mountain, 9,648 ft. 2nd highest point in L.A. County.

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This photo was taken at my front entry.

Taken mid-winter in the San Gabriel Mountains above Los Angeles Basin. Looking south from Blue Ridge across Prarie and Fish Forks. Difficult to imagin

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As I was traveling north to Utah, the lighting suddenly changed giving this almost impressionist feel to the landscape. I just felt compelled to stop,

These photos of my neighborhood posed a challenge because of weather issues.

The massiveness of Mt Langley is best appreciated by the fact that the shade is over two 13,000 ft unnamed peaks! Mt Langley is BEHIND those 13ers! !

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Mt. Russell, though 450+ feet lower than Mt. Whitney, is harder to climb--by its easiest route!

In our backyard.

Evening in Dusy Basin, Palisades, Sierra Nevada

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